The Pulsar series from Bajaj Auto has been instrumental in the company’s development in both the Indian and international markets. The Pulsar is available in a variety of versions, each with a different engine displacement. The N250 and F250, two flagship models, were added to the company’s lineup a few months ago. Now, a car designer has created a digitally generated Pulsar 900RR supersport. Vinay Raj Somashekar developed this digital concept to depict how this motorcycle would look if Bajaj decides to put it on the market.
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Because the existing series of Pulsars, notably the NS200 and RS200, inherit their stance from varied athlete postures, the representation is influenced by a sprinting athlete’s stance. The existing Pulsars include signature aesthetic elements such as a high, sweeping shoulder line and powerful, sculpted surfaces. As a result, in this digitally designed Pular 900RR, these components have been maintained.
The aggressive and sweeping posture of the Pulsar 900RR emphasises its aerodynamic qualities. With segment split panels, it has an interesting design. Sharp cuts and creases, as well as a muscular fuel tank, give it the appearance of a true racing machine, while side fairing vents allow for greater ventilation at high speeds. Furthermore, the bike’s front faring, twin-pod headlamp arrangement, and large windscreen give it the sinister appearance of a vigilante superhero.
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When it comes to the back aspect, it has a clever and upright tail section with a compact pillion seat. The combination of a low-set clip-on handlebar and rear-set footpegs gives a very athletic and committed riding position. In terms of technical components, a KTM-developed 890cc parallel-twin DOHC liquid-cooled engine was employed. In its standard configuration, this engine produces roughly 114 horsepower. On the other hand, the Pulsar 900RR might be somewhat detuned to 108 horsepower and 90 Nm of peak torque.
